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If we give our best Nestleton-Caesarea News The Christmas Season is almost over for another year...a joyous time filled with unique and precious hours with families and friends... Twas the season to be jol- ly but it was also a good time to be thinking of those who haven't anything to be jolly about. The open hand of hospitality for a stranger in our midst...an extra thought for so- meone who needs but doesn't expect it...these were the prime targets for the Christmas Season...So...let us keep the Christmas spirit throughout the year to come. And - as the old year fades away leaving its memories...a New Year comes in bright with hope...and we wish for you in 1988... fulfillment of your hopes and promises... New Year is a time for reflection...the blessings we have in Canada...if we give our best in the year ahead...the world will be a better place. SO.. let us try very hard! Nestleton Presbyterian Church Once again, we were honoured to have Dr. Stephen Farris, a Pro- fessor at Knox College, as our guest preacher. He chose the well known Scripture - Luke Ch. 2 for his reading. The children's story was about names. He was given an Honourary Indian name by the Blackfoot In- dians with whom he worked and to whom he ministered. Translated it - meant "Holy or Spirit Seeking the Chief." He told us to try to live up to our name and especially to live up to being a Christian. During the Offertory, Miss Alison Scott sang, 'Twas in the Morn of Wintertime" accompanied by her mother, Shirley Scott on the organ. Dr. Farris sermon was taken from the Carol 'Away in 2 Manger' - ascribed to Martin Luther - simple Greenbank news by Mabel Cawker yet profound story about the Birth of the Lord. = Christmas News Don & Norma Frew, Nestleton, had all their family home for the Christmas celebration with approx- imately twenty in all - held on Thursday, December 24. Those pre- sent for the exciting event were: David & Leah Frew, Dwayne, An- drew & Richard, Gary and Nancy Edgar, Ryan & Andrea, Ernie & Valerie Ellis, Tanya & Troy, Alan & Judy Frew, Diane & Ilene and Virginia - home from Sir Sandford Fleming College in Peterborough. A delightful occasion! David and Regenia Walker, Avril and Kyle, of Scugog Point, held Christmas for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hill and son Martin of Oshawa. A lovely, festive party! Robert and Carol Mairs, Steven and Katie, Nestleton, "hosted' Christmas for the Mairs family. Those present were: Norm and Ber- nice Mairs, R.R. 1, Janetville, Allan Mairs of Uxbridge, John and Diane Slute, Jeremy Jay and Julie Diane of R.R. 1, Oshawa. A great family get-to-gether! Walter and Irma Welts, Nestleton, entertained their family to Christmas Dinner on Dec: 25. Those present included: Ron and Barbara Pereman and Lisa of Port Perry, and Rayner and Kathy Welts, Nicole and Matthew of Nestleton. On Sunday, Dec. 27th, Walter and Irma Welts were guests with Ron and Barbara Pereman and Lisa in Port Perry. John and Marion Hall of Williams Point and Port Perry, were Christmas guests with Bill and Loraine Hall, Christopher and Michael of Ajax. Bob and Carolyn Phoenix pond is fun Happy New Year to all the Staff at the Port Perry Star. Next Sunday Jan. 3, will be Com- munion Sunday. This is a service of the Covenant. Recent visitors with Mrs. Olive McMillan were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ferguson of Lethbridge on Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Van Dyke, Uptergrove on Sunday afternoon. Prof. Warren McCready spent a few days over Christmas with his sister and her family at Westport N.Y. Mrs. L. Michener interrupted her sunny vacation to be with Mr. and Mrs. M. Rushford over the Christmas season. We were glad to see Mrs. Mona Mero, a patient of Whitby General Hospital, present at-the service on Sunday. Mr. Harry Hill and daughter Earla who nurses at that hospital were responsible for the very thoughtful and kind act! Recent callers at the Armour McMillans were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Balsam, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snodden, Little Britton and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kidd, Goodwood. With the recent colder weather the Phoenix pond is a popular place for both young and older folks to skate and burn up a few extra calories. AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAY JANUARY 13 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Victoria's New Year Invita tional Holstein Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R 2, Lindsay, On tario. Approx. 100 Head of Registered & Grade Holstein females in all stages of lactation We have customers looking for good young grade heifers jus! bred. For consignments or fur ther information contact Sales Office 705-324-8311; John Buckley 324-4017; Gai! Snodden 357 3237 Cliff Lillico 439 2380 or Carl Hickson Auctioneer 324 9959 Our next reqular sale is Feb 10th a! 1230 pm ; . SATURDAY JANUARY 9 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. LLarge sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay Oakwood household plus Estate of late JACK QUIBELL, Lindsay. 78 Gremlin plus full line of nearly new furniture, appliances, some antiques. Don't miss this one. To list your 1988 sale, "call 705 324 2783 Season's Greetings to All from Orval McLean Auc tions. Family & Staff Hall, Rachael and Rebecca of Port Perry, were also guests. A festive occasion! On Sunday, Dec. 27, Neta Fish, Calvin and Yvonne Holland and family, Nestleton, held the Christmas celebration for members of the family and their friends. The guests included Jim and Audrey Leishman, Michael, Jamie and friend and William from Reaboro, Marlene Bannister, Roy Fitzgerald, Karen Bannister and friend Jeff, Vicki Bannister and friend Lance, Keith and Rhonda Bannister and Nicole, and Chad, Craig and Alan- na Holland. Over twenty in all - a joyous occasion! Sam and Mabel Cawker, Nestleton, spent Christmas Day in Oshawa, at the home of Alan and Eleanor Cawker with the family all present for this special day. Those in attendance were: Andy & Anne Cawker and family, Michael & Gisela Cawker, and family, Scott and Joanne Cawker and family, Christie Cawker and friend Andrew Birney of Oshawa, and Dan & Lea Kitchen and family of Whitby, and Mark Cawker and fiancee Cindy Sinclair of Courtice - 24 in all - feasting and visiting and such! A great day! On Sunday, Dec. 27, the Sam Cawkers enjoyed another scrump- tious dinner at the home of Grant and Merna Cawker of Oshawa, with the following guests - Chris Cawker and friend Pat Buchanan, Curtis Cawker and fiancee Christine Kidd, and Cathy Cawker, - another special occasion for the family! Happy Event Dan and Lea Kitchen of Whitby, are the parents of a new baby girl, Whitney Lea, born in Oshawa General sHospital on Sunday, December 27, at 5 A.M. A little sister for Jessica. This little doll weighed in at 71b. 12 oz. Proud grandparents are Victor and Phyllis Kitchen and Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa and very proud great- grandparents are Mary Sweetman of Port Perry, and Sam and Mabel Cawker of Nestleton. Caesarea Community Church An excellent attendance at the Caesarea Church for the Christmas Service on Dec. 25, with Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford taking as his sermon topic, "All Things are Possible..On- ly Believe' based on Scripture Luke 1: 26-38. Two special musical numbers were sung by Karen Buchanan, accompanied by Anne Maschke. Holy Communion was observed. A very fine service was held Sun- day, Dec. 27, with a smaller con- gregation in part due to the cold and holiday time. Dr. Crawford spoke on "A Forgiving Spirit" taken from Genesis 37: I - II & Genesis 42: I-11. The church was beautifully decorated - floral arrangements donated by Norman Boynton. Musi- cians - Kathy Watt and Anne Maschke. The Sunshine Clubs will commence again when school opens. Nestleton United Harold and Marie Crawford and family, were the friendly greeters at the door on Sunday - a cold, raw day. A smaller attendance than usual. Rev. D. Davis presented a special message re - "What did you get for Christmas?' with Scripture from Galatians 4: 1-7 & Matthew 2: 1-12, The children's theme proved in- teresting discussing the Boomerang. The congregation was favoured with a duet by Joanna Malcolm & Regema Walker - ac companied by Gwen Malcolm Ser vice closed with the fine old Carol. It Came Upon The Midnight Clear 7 Benediction and the three fold Amen Nestleton Ladies Nad Christmas Meeting I'he Nestieton Ladies Ad met on PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, December 30, 1987 -- 23 orld could be a better place the Church Sunday School room with president Dorothy Lee exten- ding the welcome and she read a lovely poem 'The Miracle of Christmas." The opening hymn, "The People That Walked In Darkness Have Seen A Great Light." The meaningful Devotional was taken by Bertha McLaughlin. **The Innkeeper"s Wife recalls... That child they call the King." Minutes were approved as read and the financial statement given. It was decided that the Ladies Aid give a donation of $500.00 to the church. Operation Scugog requested a hamper for four adults. It was decided to send Christmas cards to the Nursing Home, Villa and Hospital...and to members of the church who have moved from the village. The Roll Call was answered by "A Bible Verse." During the pro- gramme... Mabel Dayes read a poem, 'Judgement Day." Norma Wolfe presented an excellent talk on their trip to Holland when they at- tended the unveiling of a Monument in memory of the Canadians killed in the battle of Sloedam in 1944 and it was erected by the people who were liberated at Walcheren area. Prince Bernhard greeted the Veterans and families. Norma had many beautiful pictures of Holland. 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